Now select your USB thumb drive from the list in the Destination disk: section.Navigate to your Windows 10 ISO file, select it, and then click the Open button.Now you’ll need to select the “up and down arrows button” – it’s the one to the right of the Choose a Windows ISO file… (see screenshot below).Place check marks in the boxes next to both Create a Windows 10 or later install disk and Install Windows 10 or later version and then click the Continue button.Click Continue on the initial setup screen.Open the Boot Camp Assistant app, which you can find in your Applications -> Utilities folder.Finally, run through the list of requirements just to make sure you’ve got everything you need, and then get started installing Windows :)

After you’ve made a backup, decide how much hard drive space you want to allocate to Windows and make sure you have free space to cover it, and still have plenty left over for macOS.

While it’s very unlikely that you’ll have any problems, it’s still critically important that you perform a backup first. There isn’t a whole lot that you need to do to get ready to install Windows on your Mac via Boot Camp. – some time and patience – it takes somewhere between 1-3 hours to complete the process, depending on the speed of your Mac, download speed etc. ISO image of Windows 10, which you can download here if needed – a Mac running the latest version of macOS

This comprehensive, step-by-step guide will take you all the way through installing Windows 10 on your Mac using Boot Camp.

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